15 Results: New & Used in Collectables in Palm Beach 4221, QLD

GALLERY STOCK CLEARANCE SALE "Antlion Dreaming" by Charlie Chalmers (Jr) It is a colourful piece of work, interesting, carefully and skillfully rendered, and a good example of contemporary indigenous art. Great value; not usually available at anywhere near this sort of price. Charlie Chambers (Jnr) is a renowned artist, whose paintings are on display around Australia and also overseas. His Aboriginal tribal heritage is Kiullill and Kookimijii. He was born at Cherbourg in Queensland,

TITLE: AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL VINTAGE POKER-BURNT CLAP STICKS ARTIST: Unknown; indigenous - from Central Australia DESCRIPTION: Pairs of tubular-shaped pieces of light wood, unpainted but with aboriginal designs burnt into the wood with hot wires or pokers DIMENSIONS * 20 x 3 cm / 8 x 1.5 inch - 200 grams * 30 x 2 cm / 12 x 1.8 inch - 180 grams AGE: At least 25 years old - vintage CONDITION: In good condition GENERAL INFO Clap Sticks are traditional percussion instruments

Wear appropriate to the age and service conditions Been there and back

- Carved and polished wooden weapon - Decorated with approximately 100 shell insets - Hand-grip of patterned and woven cane - Size: 45 x 15 cm ; 1.2 kg - Over 30 years old, but not an authentic artifact - Good condition, 2 shell insets missing - Very imposing and decorative piece

AUTHENTIC FIGHTING-HUNTING ANTIQUE BOOMERANG DESCRIPTION - Hunting and fighting boomerang - Traditional non-returning type - Mulga Tree wood root - Red ochre covered - Slightly rounded on both faces - Condition is structurally fine; natural wear and variation, In keeping with the nature of tribal art SIZE: 62 x 10 cm / 34 x 6 inches WEIGHT: 360 grams PROVENANCE - Collected between in the 1950s and 1970s (Beyond that, its age is not known.) - From near Yuelamu (Mt Allan Station), No

AUTHENTIC AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL RETURNING BOOMERANG - from Central Australia DESCRIPTION - a large and fine ‘rang of mulga hard wood; with smooth finish, nice patina; attractive wood grain - slightly rounded surface on one face, flat on other face; thin at edges; some off-set to arms - traditionally used for hunting - museum quality SIZE: 74 x 34 cm / 29 inch x 13 inches; 450 grams AGE: Unknown, but at least 50 years old Collected in the mid-1970s (John Jamieson); from near Mt Allen Sta

AUTHENTIC OLD AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL DIDGERIDOO DESCRIPTION -Hand-painted and hollowed hardwood drone pipe - Red-brown body of didjeridoo decorated with two sets of white and green bands of colour. Dimensions: Length: 130cm / 51 inches Diameters: 4 & 12 cm / 1.5 & 5 inches Weight: 2.9 kg AGE: Unknown - but at least 25 years CONDITION: Good condition for age- with some surface wear such as minor scratches and rubbing

2 PNG Weapons; 1 PNG Tool - handmade DESCRIPTIONS 1. Old Highlands PICK Functionally plain and undecorated; made from one piece of wood Size: 46 x 72 x 3 cm / 18 x 28 x 1 inch 2.Old Highlands AXE (incomplete) Blade missing, Intricate bindings; very old Size: 62 x 54 x 4 cm / 24.5 x 21 x 1.5 inch 3. PNG ADZE (incomplete) Blade missing; an airport/souvenir object? Carved base of shaft Size: 43 x 17 x 5 cm / 17 x 6.5 x 2 inch In the group photos of 5 pieces: top one (old Pick) and bottom two (

PNG Huli Decorated Fighting Pick from Huli people of PNG Highlands DESCRIPTION Cassowary claw point; lashed to deeply carved and painted hardwood tip; which is cane-lashed to shaft of pick (Middle pick in photo of 3) DIMENSIONS; 77 x 40 x 3.5 cm / 30 x 16 x 1.5 inches CONDITION: In good condition - bindings and paint intact GENERAL A fighting and/or pig-killer weapon Believed to have been collected in 1960s

PNG Woven Cane PlaceMats / Coasters and Trivet - From Goroko, Eastern or Southern Highlands, or Buka, Bouganville, in Papua New Guinea - skilfully woven - hand woven by traditional weaving technique - bright, strong rich colours - geometric patterns - stylish, varied - natural fibres / cane Placemats: 24cm / 9 inches 21 cm / 8.5 inches 20 cm / 8 inches Trivet: 36 x 28 cm / 14 x 11 inches Acquired in 1990s and stored unused.